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SASSA Gold Cards: Valid until when?
Postbank spokesperson Bongani Diako clarifies until what date SASSA Gold cards are valid, clearing confusion among SASSA beneficiaries.
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Postbank, in a statement by Bongani Diako, assures SASSA beneficiaries that their expired SASSA Gold Cards will stay valid throughout 2024.
“SASSA Gold Cards are operational in 2024; no need to change. Disregard anyone, even SASSA officials, suggesting a bank switch; your SASSA Gold Card will persist in 2024,” states Diako.
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WHERE CAN BENEFICIARIES USE SASSA GOLD CARDS
Postbank proactively addresses concerns, ensuring timely social grant payments despite expired Gold Cards. The entity urges beneficiaries to utilise outlets such as PicknPay, Boxer, Shoprite, Checkers, Usave, or any bank ATM for convenient transactions.
This assurance is a response to potential confusion and misinformation, allowing beneficiaries to continue relying on their existing Gold Cards for uninterrupted access to social grants throughout the year.
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Diako emphasises the unnecessary nature of changing banks, affirming that SASSA Gold Cards will remain fully functional.
Postbank underscores its commitment to timely payments, providing beneficiaries with reassurance and options for hassle-free transactions.
CLOSURE OF ALL REMAINING POSTBANK CASH POINTS
This proactive stance aims to dispel any confusion. It ensures beneficiaries can confidently access their social grants through their existing Gold Cards throughout the entire year of 2024.
The South African reported that SASSA has issued a crucial reminder to beneficiaries. The reminder emphasises the closure of all remaining SASSA and Postbank Cash Points (CPPs) during January to March 2024.
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